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Fingal County Council Arts Office is delighted to announce the return of the Fingal Friday Forum, an informal monthly get-together exclusively for Fingal artists.

If you've always wanted to learn how to take better pictures, now is your chance. Barry from Fingal Libraries has created a 3-part photography series covering the exposure triangle, composition, and light.

Though the physical libraries are closed, storytime is still taking place virtually. Spring Into Storytime is a national initiative that takes place during the months of April and May 2020 and celebrates the importance of sharing stories and reading together as a family. Stories are read both by library staff and by Irish authors and can be found on Fingal Libraries' YouTube channel at: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_6CWbONIz0-YxDP1aTnGiA

For Earth Day on April 22nd, Fingal Libraries created two craft videos. They're a great way for kids to use recycled items from around the house to stay busy. 

As part of Healthy Ireland At Your Library, Enda from Fingal Libraries shares a Kundalini yoga meditation for a calm heart. Enda recently trained as a Kundalini yoga and meditation teacher, and she hopes this video will help calm your mind in these stressful times.

Balbriggan beach is situated close to the Main Street, behind an eleven arch limestone and brick railway viaduct.

Fingal County Council is delighted to announce that full planning permission has been granted to the R132 Connectivity Project by An Bord Pleanála.

Following the announcement that most Covid-19 restrictions were being lifted, Fingal County Council have been quick to confirm that they are ready to welcome a return of the annual St Patrick’s Day Parades to the streets of Fingal after a two-year absence.